early 1900s. It contains the Edwin Pitman Common Room (known as the “Eddy P”) and ten large bedrooms. Webber is occupied by selected senior students who may prefer to self-cater. Horton – The second building along the driveway, Horton houses approximately 40 residents, the Horton Common Room (known as “the H”),College laundry, weights room and a kitchen for weekend baking hobbies. Asten – Asten is the home of the Kitchen and Dining Hall, Student Club Committee office and approximately 52 residents. Barrett – Originally called ‘Clothea’, Barrett is a gracious 1880s Victorian home where the first students of Jane lived. It is named after a College founder, Archdeacon Barrett. The high vaulted ceilings and seven larger rooms are typically allocated by academic merit and community contribution. Barrett is home to the senior common room, Reflection Room and the link room, containing a full sized grand piano. It also houses the Collection of Medical Artefacts (COMA), an extensive collection of medical memorabilia, run as its own entity. Vines – Built in the 1950s, Vines is the first dedicated College development of Jane Franklin Hall. Vines is named after former Principal Miss Kirsty Vines. It has its own 1950s quirks, most notably the shorter beds, installed when people were shorter and the College was all women. The college library and approximately 26 students are located in Vines, which is opposite the bus stop. Fleming - A smaller area of the College, Fleming is named after former Principal, Miss Ruth Fleming. The wing is made up of seven rooms with ensuite bathrooms. On the top floor is the Coffee Lounge, converted from a former College laundry. It is used for quiet study or recreation. Other buildings The Frances Parsons Building – The Frances Parsons Building hosts tutorials, play and band rehearsals, social functions and various other events. It is named in honour of founding student of the College, Ms Frances Parsons, who later became the first alumna appointed as Principal of the College. The building overlooks the tennis court and has views of Sandy Bay and the Derwent River. The Lodge – Formerly the home of successive College Principals, the Lodge is a large, three story home now available a self catered option for selected senior students. It has views of Sandy Bay and the River Derwent. The Fenton wing- Named in honour of Fellow of the College, Dr Karla Fenton OAM, this